TechFlow News — On February 16, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) stated in a regulatory filing submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on February 10 that it intends to establish an NYSE-branded exchange for cryptocurrency and NFT trading, aiming to compete with companies such as OpenSea and Rarible Inc. However, the NYSE emphasized it has no immediate plans to launch cryptocurrency or NFT trading, but will "periodically evaluate new products and their impact on our trademarks, and accordingly protect our intellectual property." Last year, the exchange created its first NFTs around IPOs, including those of Spotify, Snowflake, Unity Software, and Roblox.
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